
To make big leaps forwards in your aesthetic business you need to spend time working on the big ‘stuff’. This’ll help you…

Email Marketing is still one of the most valuable marketing tools for clinic owners and this will help you get more sales from your emails.

There’s a real art to identifying and getting in front of your ideal aesthetic customers. This blueprint will help you get started…

Marketing to the right people will save you a lot of wasted time and money. Find out who you should target with this workbook.

This checklist will help you to plan and write more compelling marketing copy.

Work out what you should be spending to market your aesthetic services to get a new customer.

How you think is often more important than what you do. Here’s a checklist to test your mindset.

Complete this quick calculation to find out how much your time is truly worth

Take the test to find out whether you are a Professional Business Person or a Wannabee?

80% of Business Owners are wrong - about everything! Here’s the proof…

This guide alone could transform your aesthetic business. Embrace and implement the 7 secrets to achieve a greater level of success.

Are you using LinkedIn to connect with your target market? This Guide is full of proven strategies, tactics and scripts to help you generate quality leads through the LinkedIn platform.

Don’t leave money on the table. Make sure you’re working the leads that you get.

What do your prospects and customers see when they search for you and your aesthetic business? Use this checklist to see how you score with Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, your marketing material, website and more…

How does your clinic website stack up? Use this checklist to understand how and where small improvements can help you to deliver big results with your website.

How happy are you with each element of your life? This’ll get you thinking and is worth spending 10 minutes to complete.


These are the things that all businesses need to have in place to be successful.

A few months ago, I wrote about how a simple blog post for my daughter’s fermented food business resulted in our family appearing on BBC’s Escape to the Country.
This week, they received further BBC coverage — again driven by a story published on their own blog.
It wasn’t because they make sauerkraut. It was because they had a narrative: a Scottish road trip with jars in the boot, a commitment to gut health, a focus on sustainability, and clear values behind the business.
The BBC didn’t cover a product. They covered purpose.
The same principle applies to aesthetic clinics. Media outlets and audiences are rarely motivated by “we offer anti-wrinkle injections” or “we’ve bought a new device.” They respond to why you entered the industry, the standards you uphold, and what you refuse to compromise on.
Madi and Arthur don’t have a PR agency. Perhaps there was an element of timing or luck. But human stories rooted in purpose, not just services, resonate more deeply with communities and sometimes travel further than expected.

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